The Cold War
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| Superpowers | Russia and USA were the two most powerful countries in the world
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| Iron Curtain | a division between democratic countries in the west and unfree countries in the east.
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| satellite states | communist countries under the control of the Soviet Union.
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| the Truman Doctrine | America's response to Soviet control of eastern Europe. It declared that the US would aid other countries to resist communism.
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| containment | the US policy that aimed to halt the spread of communism and contain it to countries where it was already established.
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| the Marshall Plan | The USA gave financial aid to Europe for its rebuilding after WW2 to prevent poverty which they felt led to spread of communism.
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| peaceful co-existence | a policy developed by Khrushchev to enable capitalism and communism to exist side by side peacefully in the world.
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| detente | an easing of tensions between the Cold War superpowers.
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| Glasnost | a policy of openness introduced by Gorbachev which allowed people to criticise the communist system
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| Perestroika | a policy introduced by Gorbachev aimed at rebuilding the economy of the Soviet Union
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| Arms race | the competitive research and spending of the superpowers to build powerful nuclear weapons
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